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From: Kevin Buchs <kevin.buchs.junk@gmail.com>
Subject: shortcuts to hide nearest heading or sparse tree
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2011 17:32:07 -0500
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I have been studying extensively and have not found a quick way to hide the
nearest heading (which contains point) as well as the entire sparse tree. I
often have two or more sparse trees open as I go look for information
elsewhere and then want to return to the place I was at. So, can I be lazy
and do these operations with a few keys?

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I have been studying extensively and have not found a quick way to hide the=
 nearest heading (which contains point) as well as the entire sparse tree. =
I often have two or more sparse trees open as I go look for information els=
ewhere and then want to return to the place I was at. So, can I be lazy and=
 do these operations with a few keys?

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